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Using Trademarks to Brand Your Products
Obtaining a trademark for a common word is near-impossible because common words are very generic, and they cannot be exclusively trademarked by one person or entity. If one single writer is able to trademark a word that is so commonly used in the romance writing industry, it would mean that no one else can use that word in their book writing careers for as long as that trademark exists, what, pray tell, would happen to the world of steamy romance writing as we know it? To give you a better idea of what I am talking about, let us revisit
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A Lawyer’s View on How to Become a Freelance Writer
Everyone is doing it. So, why shouldn’t you? By ‘it’, I refer to freelance writing of digital content: Blogs. E-books. Articles. These types of content appear to be the king in today’s business world. As the space of e-commerce continues to grow and expand, more and more businesses are finding that producing their content in e-space gives them more leverage and a bigger audience than when they use traditional mediums like TV, or hard copy books, as was the case in the ‘good old days.’ If you haven’t thought about it, now is a good time to start. Consider it
